The neighborhood is no stranger to the phenomenon, however. Some residents in the area were bombarded with random deliveries back in March. Then there was a temporary pause of the deliveries.
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I'd be pissed as hell if anybody delivered Starbucks to my house. My neighbors would be calling the cops for a 'welfare check' - "We don't know, Officer. We hadn't seen him in a couple days and then all of a sudden he started getting deliveries from Starbucks. We think he finally went over the edge."
It's Manna from heaven. OK Lord you can hold the bread, but when is the sacrament wine delivery scheduled.
ReplyDeleteWasting money by purchasing a Starbucks or burger. Give a jar of peanut butter and a loaf of bread instead. Less expensive and lasts longer.
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I'm not eating anything i didn't order
ReplyDeleteSame. My first thought was, "I wonder what it's laced with."
DeleteIt's probably an order meant for a new address that Google maps doesn't know about yet. Being all helpful that it is, Google maps will auto-correct your address to one that may be similar to what you typed in without telling you it did that, rather than telling you it couldn't find it. When a new housing addition was built a mile from my house, I was getting Amazon deliveries daily for a few weeks that were for an address in that addition.
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